Across
- 4. A person who leaves their home country because it is not safe, often because of war or danger.
- 6. When ideas, foods, traditions, or beliefs spread from one group of people to another.
- 9. A group of boys from Sudan who were forced to leave their homes during a war and walked long distances to find safety.
- 11. Materials from nature that people use, like water, trees, oil, or minerals.
- 13. A change people, animals, or plants make to survive better in their environment.
- 14. A time when millions of Africans were forced onto ships and taken across the Atlantic Ocean to be enslaved in the Americas.
- 17. An economy where many people are poor and the country does not have many factories, jobs, or resources to make money.
- 18. When a powerful country takes control of another country’s land or government
- 19. A system where people make goods the same way their families have for generations, often by farming, fishing, or hunting.
- 20. The number of people living in a place
Down
- 1. A long period when many people do not have enough food and may starve.
- 2. A system of laws in South Africa that separated people by race and treated Black people unfairly
- 3. Treating a person or group badly or unfairly because of their beliefs, race, or identity.
- 5. When European countries moved to other parts of the world, took control of the land, and settled there
- 7. A leader from South Africa who fought against apartheid and later became the country’s first Black president.
- 8. Businesses and factories that make goods or provide services.
- 10. Money that someone owes to another person, bank, or country.
- 12. An area in the countryside with farms, small towns, and fewer people.
- 15. The planned killing of a large group of people because of their race, religion, or culture
- 16. An area with a lot of people, buildings, and businesses, like a city.